Volume 14 No. 11
  • By the Way . . . It’s Official—O’Connell to Seek State Superintendent Post
  • By the Way . . . Mandatory Coverage of Social Security
  • By the Way . . . Shortage of Presidents Worries Community Colleges
  • By the Way . . . U.C. Supports Dual Admission
  • State and Federal Legislation Seeks to Legalize Immigrant Students
  • Budget Subcommittees Complete Work Taking Into Account the Governor’s May Revise
  • Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 on Education Finance Augments Community College Budget
  • Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Subcommittee #1 Finalizes Community College Budget
  • May Revise Reflects Big State Budget Drop
Volume 14 No. 10
  • By the Way . . . Initiative Proposed to Expand Proposition 209
  • By the Way . . . Partnership for Excellence Report Submitted to the Legislature
  • Legislative Update - 5/11/01
  • Budget Trailer Bill for Education (SB 753)
  • Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 on Education Finance Update - 5/11/01
  • Senate Budget Subcommittee #1 Update
  • Ask SSC . . . Are There Risks to Online Access to Financial Systems?
  • Pressure Mounts for Energy Cost Relief for Schools
  • Preview of May Revise—State Taxes Up for 2000-01, Probably Down in 2001-02; Statutory COLA is 3.87%
  • Legislative Analyst Projects General Fund Revenue Decline of $3.4 Billion Over Two Years
Volume 14 No. 9
  • By the Way . . . And you thought you lost in the stock plunge.
  • By the Way . . . Largest Ever Bond Measure Approved in Los Angeles
  • Senate Education Committee’s Suspense File
  • Legislation Introduced to Reduce the Use of Part-Time Faculty
  • Ask SSSC . . . Are Agreements for Reduced Rates for Voluntary Interruptible Electricity and Natural Gas Service Appropriate?
  • Senate Budget Subcommittee #1 Takes Action on Community College Budget
  • Community Colleges Revise 2001-02 State Budget Priorities
  • Energy-Related Projects Bill Signed Into Law
  • Standard and Poor’s Cuts State’s Bond Rating to A+